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on 22 May 2012
A new project which brings together all the available data on hundreds of victims of rendition, torture and secret detention launches online today.
The Rendition Project, undertaken by academics at the University of Kent and Kingston University assisted by Reprieve, collates and analyses information on thousands of CIA flights servicing the secret prison network during the so-called 'War on Terror ...
on 17 May 2012
A judge in the final appeal hearing of Ivan Teleguz, who is facing the death penalty in Virginia despite key witnesses having renounced their testimony against him, has said it would be “more humane” to allow him to present evidence of his innocence.
State prosecutors have argued that a strict interpretation of criminal procedural rules prevent Mr Teleguz - a Ukrainian ...
on 11 May 2012
The Algerian government's arbitrary imprisonment of an innocent man continued today as its parliamentary elections were met by notably low voter turnout.
Abdul Aziz Naji’s ordeal highlights the hollowness of political reform in Algeria, which has reportedly contributed to the low election turnout. After being detained at Guantánamo Bay for eight years, Mr Naji was cleared by ...
on 09 May 2012
on 07 February 2011
Do your clients have ties to foreign countries? Could they have a claim to foreign nationality? If so, Reprieve can help…
In 2009 Reprieve launched a three-year project, largely funded by the European Commission, called Reprieve’s EC Project. The Project works with capital defense lawyers to help them fulfill their obligations under the ABA Guidelines to “make appropriate efforts ...